Cell Organisation Flashcards
Why do large multicellular organisms have different systems inside them?
For exchanging and transporting materials.
Name three examples of tissues in mammals and what they do.
Muscular tissue- contracts to move whatever it is attached to
Glandular tissue- makes and secretes chemicals like enzymes and hormones
Epithelial tissue- covers some parts of the body, for example the inside of the gut.
How does muscular glandular and epithelial tissue help with the function of the stomach?
Muscular tissue – moves the stomach wall to churn up the food
Glandular tissue – makes digestive juices to digest food
Epithelial tissue – covers the outside and inside of the stomach
Name five parts of the digestive system and what they do.
- The glands, for example, the pancreas and salivary glands– produces digestive juices
- The stomach– digests food
- The liver– produces bile.
- The small intestine – absorbs soluble food molecules
- The large intestine - absorbs water from undigested food leaving faeces.